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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

VIZ think 1t safe to say that the mani.
kin; or model Of tho human body, now on
exhibition at Logan & Co.'s dug store,
bridge corner, Main street, Wheeling,
W. Va, is the most interesting and
original thing Of the kind ever shown
to the public. The light it sheds on
the common ailment, indigestion,
and the action Of kaskine, the new
quinine, in curing 1t, is valuable enough
to reward anybody for making tia close per.
sonal etudy. Those who don't know how
fealfully aud wonderfully they are made
ought to avail themselves Of this chance to
learn it,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
u ChlNs and Foyor cured.

ZIG SENECA STREET, BUFFALO. N. y,
Dec. a. 1851 was q great auferer fol
many yeare with chills and fever, and
tried remedies Of all kinds, but found no
relief until a friend OF mine told me to
buy q box Of Brandrsth's Pills and take
them "a directed. I used two boxes and
believe that l am cured, as I have not
bean troubled with them for tho past
year. l c%heerfully recommend them to
all Yhn auGnr. LL CIV. MHsaENaRp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

The best aalve in the world for cuts,
hruiees, cores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, tetter, chapped hando, chilblaine,
corns, and all skin eruptionu, and posi-.
lively cures piles, or no pay required. 1t
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price Is cents per
ho1. For Rala nv Logan Il ca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
Prohibition Overrenohing Itsolf,

An article from the New York World,
reproduced in to.dey'sg IsrRLLloRNc,KR,
shows to what extent prohibition is being
carried in Maine in the hope Of enforcing
the law. The statement Of iacts as given
in the World article shows that after all
these years prohibition is still an expert
ment in Maine; shows that in the cities
and large towns, in which, Il anywhere,
prohibition Is most desirable, the. expert.
ment has been a failure; shows that as q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
Tho Flrst Thing in Order.

Philadelphia Cal.
"And what would you do, Esnry, ask.
cd o lady OF her little nephew, who had
been assuring her Of his unbounded alec.
ton for her, iii your good aunt were to
die and your uncle were to marry again ~
why, "replied Henry, without the slight.
eat hesitation, ~ ahould 90 to the wed.
ding, OF course. y 5iitl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
Al Admlrer 81 slmrlIclty.

BoHoH 10urnatI liSLK ,IAiI
Alittle girl In ono Of! tbs neighboring
suburbs, who was much disturbed at I
thunder shower, was told by her father
that the rain was good for her plants, and
that it was really a good chance which
brought the shower at that particular
time. Looking up through hertears she
said: "I'd rather have plain rain.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

BoSon Commonwealth.
A Quincy teacher recently in giving
primary Language leesons wrote upon the
blackboard the words "Ingraip, "Brus
sels, ""Wilton," and Requested ber pupilt
to write each a sentence containing these
words. One boy displayed his ingenuity
as follows: "a hedgehog has Brussels on
his back
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
~ NFFV .NeI0 9 A.. J. CIAHkE, Ttllhlec.
w. BRvEY, Aucttsneer, @ls mol 2.wlS
TRUsTEE's SALE.

:, BY Virtue OF q Deed Of trust made by George
schad and Louise scbad, his wife, to me as trustee,
dated May q, 1889. recorded In the office Of The
Clerk o. the County Court oil Ohio county, West
Virginia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. l6, page 100. |
Will SOL at public auction, at the front door O.! the
Coult House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, the 10th DAY OF DECEMBER, 1887,
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. H.. tho following do
9cribed property, that Is 10 soy: Lot numbered ten
IL that part Of The city OF Wheeling, Ohio county,
WeAt virginia, formerly known as the to ~n Of La
grange, put now part Of the city OF Whecling.
me utle Y believed to be good, but selling 81
by sald deed OF trust.
TERMS OF SALE One-tbird and a. much more a.
the purchaser elects 10 pay In cash on the day oil
sAe, the balance In TWO equal installmcn,s at one
and twoy ears, with interest, for which tho ppr.
chaser shall execute his notes. secure the sane By
aeed Q: ttust on the property: aud keep tho build
1ngs insured for the benefit OF the trust.
y W.H HALlKE, Auctioneer. nos
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

HoMuorArnY.-In 1S49-51 at St. Mar.
garet's Hospital, Psria, 1903 patients were
treated Geographically: death rate 7.o5;
BY other treatments, 1924 patients: death
rate HOO. The Board Of hospital at
Thoinscy, france, reported (1S4e) that
since tho adoption Of Homeopathy the
mortality "has been much less than ever
before" It is eafest to buy the medicines
Of old and responsible houses. Oura is
the Oldest Homeopathic houae and the
largest. Reliable Homeopathic medi.
clnes may ba had under our labels at
leading druggists, and at our various phar-
macies. BoERlCKE & TArEL.
Philadelphia, 1011 Arch etreet.
New York, las Grand street.
Pittsburgh, G27 smith6eld street.
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REAL ESTATE.
FORiSAIIE.

OIS
Eleven Lots on south side Of High street, square
80, SIS each. $500 1ag5s
Lot No. 8, square 80. Charles street, $50.
z Iats No. II and u, square 80, Charles street, SIPS
each 1G J-s Sin
! East hall o, Lot No. 90 Eighteenth street, being
west OF house No. III Eighteenth street, $1,000.
Lot No. IA south sideof Seventeenth street, east
OF house No. 206 Seventeenth street, sl.400.
Hall Lot east OF house No. 176 Eighteenth street,
Building sites north side OF Nineteenth street,
east Of Woods street, $40 80 q front foot
Lot No. 10 Elliot street, near tho east end OF
Twelfth street, formerly walnut street. 500.
3 Lot south OF House No: 2S02 Eoff street, 81, 0OO.
House No. a. Maryland street, a substantial
brick house OF four rooms and Kitchen, with q
good cellar: can DO bought for 81, 300.
Lot No. ~. southwest corner OF Maryland and
North Broadway, 1000
= Ground cornerlng on Virginia and South York
stIeetA fronting on MIginis street G5 feet and on
South York street 100 feet, $4,000.
. House No: 100 Twelfth street, a largo frame with
for 81, 400. 5sra 7g&S |s
Is Acres Land suitable Tor market gardening:
diStantirom tho city ono mile and a quarter, 500,
~
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Knew what 10 was Talking About.

Mrg. Hartrauuft-I'm Bure you've &C,
quired our language very quickly. l car
understand you perfectly.
Professor Bliegenahmit (proudly)-Ha
l dels you / vos not on any flies.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
WHEELING &ELMGGROYE R,TR,-
.YYsQn and after Monday. Octnher IA ISa,

w On aad after Monday. nct,xa. T. ), To- -
trains on the Wheeling q Elm Grove Railroad Vii VIII
Leave Wheeling: 49,
b:so q m.'7:oo q m, Q q M. Hoo a N, 80 \ m. a.sn
p m, $40 p m, 200 y m, 300 p m. 4 : go
Arrive at Wheeling Park:
4:os pm. b:ss p m ,7:s p m, o:S5 p N. -. y,
Leave Wheeling Park: N
GAO a N, 7:t5 a N. 1000 a M, 1880 D m ,2:so n m.
4:@ p U. gao p M, 500 p m, 1000 p N. -
Arrive at Wheeling: Z
GAS a N. $40 a n: 1o:s5 q N, los p m, sos D m.
4:5s p m, GAS p m, s:ss p N 1880 p n. ~ ~
eONDAf9-Leaye the city at 500 a m, and run
every hour until 9:Q0 p nv Leave Wheeling parII
at 9:oo q m, and run every hour until 10 D N. ex.
copt the church train. which Will leave Tho Parf
at o:s5 Q M and city At las p m.ssTIsssT1SiiG.>
y ocU sssett e5sG$ ssIg U, HIR5CH, Supt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

There are very few brass banda in a
military parade that can play as many
airs as the drum major puts on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

SHst y: = q. Railroad.
Bellairo q zsncsyille Through Passenger leave.
Beliairo A. S;4S a: m, arrives 1t Bellairoo At i ,. M
Hood isas q fae 07,e IiS lsayes Bellalre al i:no D.
8ummcgaeld Accommodation leaves Be,,a,ra .
loo p. m, arrives at Dellaire at i0.4h : ~ aAu" ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

JAMES A,RHENRY,
Real Estate Agent, o., s.. Pension and Claim At.
tornCy. Collector and Notary Public. noll
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

A wise and witty Frenchman once made
answer to an argument sgainat the death
by saying that he was strongly in
Of abolishing capital punishment,
IF Messieurs lea murderers will set US the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
TRUSTEES SALE.
NRUsTEE's SALE OF CENTRE

|NRUSTEE's SALE OF CENTRE
~ WHEELING REAL ESTATE,
. . By Virtue Of a decd OF trust dated October Il,
1878, and recorded tn the ofice OF the Clerk oil the
County Court. Of Ohio county, West Virginia, In
deed OF trust book u, page Sis, 10 mo made BY
Charles Moore and Eliza A. Moore, his wife, | will
cell at public auction, on
WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER IL, 1887,
commencing at 10 o'clock A. X, at tho north from!
door Of the Court Houte in the city OF Wheeling,
the following property, to.wit: Lot numbered aity
10Y In Joseph CGldwell's addition to the said city
Of Wheeling. on the west side Of Chapline street,
between Twenty. seventh and Twcnty. eighth
streeB.I On this lot arc built three dwelling
houses. The north 81 feet will DO Ant sold.
Terms Of sale-CAsH.
J. 9. HBRvEY.' Auctisneer. nol2.wIs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
q. l.. CRANMER,

I hereby certify that bond has been given By
the above named special Commissioner, as REQUIRED
by law and the decree In tho Rbove entitled cauie,
,iisr'lFvr5F JOHN W. MITCHELL,
Z no15 Clerk OF Circuit court OF Ohio County.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

Tho echome OF building q tower for the
Psrls Exposition 1000 feet high ia likely
to fall through, it being found iupoeaible
to obtain mechanics and laborers to work
OF such height. 1t is ssid that the vi
brntions would involve nerious mechanical
1 4 jfirn ltias. t5E-- l.gg5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16
TRAVELLERS GUGDE

A RRIvAL AND DEPARTURE OF
IN ~TRAINs-0n and after July II, lss7-ExpnI-
RATION OF RXTRRHscI Marks. sDaily, tSundav
excepted. MONDAY exceptod.-fastein Standard
HnC: -tzrEHE -rFvrE77 ---'- 1870
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

Is Acres Land suitable for market gardening:
tho city ono mile and aquaTter, 5000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-16

A Palatks (Fla.) man named Hill deter.
mined to drown himself in the st. Johns
river and left a note to that effect. Par.
ties Of friends searched the rivor for his
body and found Mr.. Hill dead drunk in q
bar room. He had bracod up for the
plunge go frequently that he entirely for.
got his original intention.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-08
LATE NEWS ITEMS.

| JAKE SHARPE was convicted or bribery
lin New York on The 10Th, the jury being
Tout only thirteen minutes Sentence was
deferred.
| HARVARD and Yale Colleges held their
ments on the 18th.
ANOTHER squad Of ICONS piratorsr have
Ibeen sentenced to death in Rus STA.
WALL street has IL that Jay Gould has
secured control OF Manhattan Elevated
railroad and the Baltimore Ohio Tele-
graph.
A. A. TALxAcE. first vicc-president and
general manager OF the Wabash Western
railroad, died near Peru, Ind, on the
might Of the 2Sth, while en- route eastward.
THE French Government realizes that
they have not seen nor heard the last Of
1.-THE Boulanger movement among the
masses.
Tar residence Of Paul Hines, the base
ball player, and his parents, In wash
ington, was entered BY thieves on thu
morning Of the 10Th and robbed Of . lot Of
valued at nearly ei,0on
EARrHQrAKE shocks were felt in Guaya-
Quil on the 10Th II IL feared great dam
age resulted 70 interior south American
cities.
THE Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engin-
ecrs opened their annual convention at
ottawa, Ont, on the 29th, under the
auspices OF the Can adian DIVISION.
Nearly four hundred visitors we're In At
tendance.
THE London Times has drfted into :
controversy with Cardinal Manning over
the position OF himself and Archbishop
Walsh on Irish affairs
THE Standard Paper Company OF Mil
waukce, Wis, made an assignment on the
the Goth TO ,. +. Friend, who gave q bond
Tor el3o,O00. This II supposed TO represent
the assets. The liabilities are nearly s3O0,-
O0
The Sultan OF Turkey il bristling up
against tho opposition Of France 70 tho
Angio-Turkish treaty, and the indications
are that he will sign The document.
THE families Of fifteen strikers q tho
Pennsylvania Salt Works NJ Natrona, Pa,
were cvictcd by the sheriff and his depu-
tIcs on the oh. Inc sheriff was jccrcd
BY the strikers, but no resistance was Of
fcrcd
UNITED STATES MARSHAL BERSHARr, Of
New York, on ths 20h arrested Albion
de schamphelurc, = noted French forger
who. In April, May and june, 1854 sue
cccdcd In robping the firm Of Leviilian 4
Co, Of Belgium, Of 5o.0DO francs.
WILLIAM HENRY HARnssox Ross. OK
Governor o. Delaware, died on the 29.h IN
Philadelphia He had been ailing for two
years from chronic Inflammation Of tho
stomach, complicated with disease Of the
kidneys and liver.
AYrEa July I. on the Vanderbilt lines,
the tickcts 5fslcepinR-cAr passcn gers will
b taken up BY the slceping-car conduct
Or a. soon - the passenger enters his
berth. thus protecting the pilgrim from
further annoy ance from the train conduct
or later on.
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knses 40 p1gnres showing : Years Pre..
49, - snaa~tvtss asd Nechaaseal ~.
errpssse 70 she s"uth sad the Asnsuns -
Capital Invested Th~rsln-A Teli..-
Comparison-
BALTIMORE. Nd. June - The Ns..-
fs<fsny's Record. Ia this weeks issue. ruh
lishing IT, semi-annual review OF The q.
dustriai growth Of the south, gives IT,
ofaii new manufacturing and mining con.
panics organized or established in IL.
fourteen southern States during the las.
three months. the number Of new enter.
prises and amount Of capital inyest-t
since January ], ISL. ~ compar.,i viii.
tho same time In 1884 Comparing thee
new enterprises BY the character ~
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~ shown BY these figures. says tie
Record, here 10 wide diversity Of new er-
terprises, indicating asound and heal;hv
growth The building OF cotton mills !
again attracting great attention. and Is
nearly all the Southern States new nils
arc under construction. In South Care
lima several very large mills are being
built BY old-estabiished companies. a.
others are eniarging their capacity w
new machinery, while plans have been
contaminated for 500. 900 mill a. Greer
vile and several Others 1t diaerer,
points-
Il Is noticeable that cotton manufacf1r-
ing IL attracting much attention in Texas.
where but little In that line has hereto
fore been done. and quite a number q.
companies. with capital ranging frcn
100000 70 t5o.00. are preparing 20 cree
mills in that State
Tho amount OF capital represented by
the new enterprises organized Or charter
ed In the South, aud in the enlargement
Of old plants and rebuilding Of burned
mills during the first six months Of 1ss7.
compared with the same time ia 1Ss6 was:
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III Those Interested Don't Like II They
Can Try tire Supreme Court
WASHINGTON. June -. Secretary
Lamar yesterday, in an exceedingly long
and exhaustive decision. declined 70
certify 70 the Treasury Department Tor
payment the account OF the state or Kan
sas for Eve per cent OF The proceeds ~
the sale a. certain Indian lands The
amount involved il e1i31n In arriving
AZ this conclusion, the secretary reviews
the legislation on the subject. from the
time Alabama was admitted into the
Union in 1874 20 the present time After
citing numerous decisions by Commis-
sioners or the General Land once and
Secretaries Of the Interior in support Of
the position taken BY Kansas IN support
or her claim. and after stafing that similar
claims have been allowed Kansas by the
Interior Department derived from the
same source. he says he must decline 70
allow Il, ~, ia his Judgment the act al
hitting Kansas as . State does not war
rant the construction put upon IL In
support OF his position, Secretary Lamar
cites two decisions Of the Supreme Court.
one In regard 70 the State Of Illinois and
the other affecting the state OF Iowa
Both cases, he claims. were analogous 70
the present one. and sustain him fully
In the opinion Of the court IL said: w hen
each or these acts speaks Of lands soil
By Congress- i've per cent OF the Pre-
cceds' Of which shall be reserved. and b.
siisburscd' or appropriated for the
benefit OF the State In which the
land lies. IL evidently has n view sales
in the ordinary sense. from which the
United States receives proceeds in the
shape OF money payable into the treasury.
out OF which the I'VE per cent may b. re-
served and paid 70 the State; and dos
not intend 20 include lands promised AMI
granted By the United States as . reward
Tor military service for which nothing j.
received into the treasury. The question
depends upon the terms in which the
compact between the United States ami
each State II represented. and not uppu
any supposed equity, extending those
terms 70 cases not fairly embraced within
their meaning
Secretary Lamar concludes a. follows.
I'm arriving ~ the conclusion before
stated, am relieved 70 know that II ne
agcnts OF the State OF Kansas are nct
satisfied OF it, correctness. they can fol-
low the example Of the agents Of the
States Of Iowa and Illinois in the ten PER
cent cases and apply for mandamus
BY this means the questions invoivst
will BY an almost summary method. D.
brought before the supreme Court 81 ~
United States. the highest tribunal In me
land, and 70 whose decree all viii bow
with cheerful acquicsencc. hut until
such authoritative construction Of the
law IN their favor. must decline 20 ar
prove OF this claim a. advised
This action Of Secretary Lamar -
verses the uniform. practice Of the late
ri0r Department prevalent since IT, Tor
nation The decision II far-reaching w
it, character. and will AFFECT nearly 81
the other Western States
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RATHER STRANGE.


4 Disappearsscs thst Lcoks very Much
Like m Abductioa.
NEW YoRK, June H-Frederick Nelson
suddenly disappeared from the society Of
his friends about eight years ago. leaving
HE two children. Marietta and Freddie.
aged, respectively, six and four Years
at that time, In the care Of Mrs. David
Dunn, Of Greenwich avenue. For three
years Nelson sent money 70 pay for his
childsen's support, but these remittances
ceased finally, and Mrs. Dunn adopted
and brought them up - her own. For
five years nothing has been heard Of Mel
son.
On Saturday night Marietta returned
home later than usual from her place 81
employment and told . confused story
about her delay. The young people went
10 bed, and Mrs. Dunn went out 70 visit
her sister. On her return the children's
bed was empty. 4 letter was on the
table which said that Marietta had met 4
man the night before who she was sure
was her father. forgiveness was asked
for, - though for running away, and the
children intimatcd that they left home
through fear or being taken away By
their father. The police have sent out .
general alarm.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-08

fiEk broke out 10 tho roorlnH-pApor
manufactory 81 Tobias New, IN nav
York, on tho oSth. and threatened 70 A.
sumo large proportions Three alarms
were sent out AMI an extra force Of firc-
mon and engines were summoned 20 the
Il estimated ~ about go. 90 partly
covered bv insurance
HoS. WV. n. EvARrs presided - tho
Yale alumni meeting on the oSih. The
attendance waa very large aud usually
intcreS ting.
RurUs crNNrxs GARLAND. or Arkansas.
was one Of the graduates AZ tho George
town I'D. 90 college January, 1850. the
college celebrates its centennial.
DAVID ARMSTRONG. Of Jackson. o.. had
been appointed receiver Of tho Fidelity
National Bank Of Cincinnati.
The issue Of standard silver dollars
from tho minis during the week ended
june Is was $S)9. 200; same period last
year, <55O. 6oi The shipments 81 fractional
silver coin since June amounts 70 {5S3.
lv7
The body OF George ID. Morse, q well.
known cattle dealer and soap manufact-
urcr, was found ia the bay At Toronto,
Ont, on the 2Sth- II IL supposed that he
accidentally fell into the water
HARRIsoS b McCREARr. aged forty-six
years, committed suicide at Utica. N. ".
on the 2Sth BY cutting his throat with a
razor His wife died about three mon this
ago. since which ti.r~ he has been very
dependent, and expressed the fear that
he would become insane
LAFLlx 4 RAxp's Dow.ler mill n
Wayne, N. j., exploded on the 2Stn. In
the drying mill were Charles Tier aged
forty-flve years, and John Caves, who
were Instantly killed. August Krouse
was near the mill and has not been seen
since. He II undoubtedly killed. Several
others were inf ured.
The Comptroller OF the Currency author
zss the following banks 10 commence
business: Merchants' National. Gin ton.
Ia, capital. 800, 600; Citizens Nation al
Kingman, Kas., $4,000; Lockwood Ma
tional, San Antonio, Tex. $500. co.,
Mn WV NJ MURPHY, Nationalist, mem
Der Of Parliament, has commenced pro
ceedinRs against the Captain OF II. NJ. s.
shannon for selling his yacht in Bantry
bay because she carried 4 green fag.
TTE grand jury at Pittsburgh, Pa, on
the 2sth, took up the Pan Hand 10 railroad
robbery cases left over from last term,
and returned true bills for larceny and |
receiving stolen goods against eighteen
EN- ployes OF the road.
JONI LAIDLow and Dr. Robert n. Mills, |
OF Elmira, N. r., were arraigned ~ |
on the 18th before Commits. |
sioncr Hall on charge Of defrauding tho |
Pension Once out OF f13.0O Their tool |
was blind man at Emira They were |
AMONG the successful candid ates in the
May examinations who have been ap-
pointed naval cadets from the date o, |
their examination are tho following from \
illinois: Charles Ruff Emerich, Tenth |
district; Edward Tricxle. Seventh dis-
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THE statement recently made that the
Pope has entered upon negotiatic rs look
ing TO the sending Of a nuncio 70 wash
ington Is emphatically denied by the De-
partment OF State and ecclesias ticcl au-
thorities who would undoubtedly be in
formed II any such prof ect we're in con-
tenn plation-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-08

COLLECTOR MAeoxE OF New York has
investigated the case or eighteen French
silk wcavers who landed al Castle Garde en-
on the 9th. and has ordered that they be
sent back 70 France under the act or Con-
gress prohibiting importation Of contract
labor. Tho investigation developed the
TACT that the weavers were under con-
tract 70 work for . Jersey City silk manu-
facturcr
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THE London Chroaiele's Vienna corre-
srondent insists that in spite Of ON cial
denials, King Milan intends to abdicatc
the throne Of Servia as soon a. he re-
turns 70 Belgrade. Queen Natalie will
return from the Crimea about the middle
Of July.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-07-08

RICHARD K Fox has received tcle-
gram from the editor OF the Sporting Life
Of London, in behalf OF Jem Smith. ac-
cepting Jake Kilrain's challenge to u ght
for the championship OF the world. He
names the Continent as the battle ground,
and 1850 as the stakes with $50 as ex-
penseA